Disinfection only works if the product, the coverage, and the dwell time are right. Anvil uses EPA-registered disinfectants and electrostatic spraying for full-coverage treatment, applied the way the label requires.
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High-touch points and surfaces wiped with EPA-registered products at the dwell time the label specifies, not a quick wipe-down.
Charged spray wraps surfaces, equipment, and hard-to-reach areas for even, full-coverage treatment of a whole room.
Door hardware, switches, shared equipment, restroom fixtures, and the surfaces hands actually meet, treated on a defined cadence.
Product, area, and time recorded so the treatment is verifiable, with logs available on request.
Built into a recurring program, for example regular electrostatic spraying of rooms and shared equipment on a set schedule.
A single deep disinfection after an exposure or event, or as part of a reset, scheduled fast when it cannot wait.
Run when the space is empty for proper dwell time, or during the day where coverage requires it, coordinated with your hours.
Clinics, dental and medical offices, daycares, gyms, and any space where shared surfaces and people meet all day rely on disinfection that is actually done correctly.
It pairs with recurring janitorial; the nightly clean removes soil, the disinfection program treats the surfaces that matter.
Common fits: medical and healthcare, dental, daycare and early childhood, veterinary clinics, and gyms and fitness.
Cleaning removes visible soil and most germs with detergent and friction. Sanitizing lowers the number of germs on a surface to a level considered safe. Disinfecting uses an EPA-registered product held at the required dwell time to kill a defined list of pathogens. A sound program cleans first, because a disinfectant applied over soil does not work, then disinfects the surfaces that matter most.
Anvil uses EPA-registered disinfectants appropriate to the setting, applied at the label dwell time rather than wiped off early. Medical and food-contact areas get products and procedures matched to those requirements. We can share the specific product and its EPA registration number for your site on request.
Frequency follows traffic and risk. Shared high-touch points, such as door handles, elevator buttons, restroom fixtures, and break-room surfaces, are typically disinfected on every visit in an occupied building; clinical and childcare settings run tighter cycles. The starting cadence is set from your building type and adjusted as we see how the space is used.
Yes. Most disinfection is scheduled after hours or overnight so surfaces are treated and dry before staff return. Where a mid-day standard is required, day-porter coverage keeps high-touch points disinfected through business hours without closing the space.
Yes. Anvil carries $2MM general liability and full workers' compensation, and a certificate of insurance is provided within 48 hours of request. Shifts are documented, and disinfection scope can be logged per visit so you have a record of what was treated and when.
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